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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 90, 18 April 1914, Page 8

Auctioneers and^Land Agents - 1 '■■■- : * icI&eSHLAN&GEE REAL ESTATE AGENTS. . . INSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Wai ran Valley Sheep Run Situated adjoining the Hillersden Estate, now subdivided by the Government.v This block lies to the sun, is capable of great improvement, and can be worked at very small expense so as to give with the present number of sheep an annual return of at least £1000. It is considered by experts who know the property well to be the cheapest and best investment offering in Marlborough. Today it will carry well 5000 sneep, besides cattle ? and is for sale as a going concern, with all horses, stock, and chattels, also 3000 sheep, for £5250 on easy terms. The only drawback is the distance from town, but there is a good road right on to the property, and with the subdivision or Hillersden it will be greatly enhanced in value. To the buyer who can afiord to put on an extra 2000 sheep there ought to be at least- £1800 per year. . The rent is only £60 per year, and it is not compulsory to reside on the property. Remember it is being sold on easy terms as a going concern at' a very low price. Sheep and Dairy Farm. 101 T ACRES L.I.P. and 879 JL-jw I • Acres 18 years to run. Very low rent; New house and wool- | shed on the property. With sheep, horses, cattle, and all necessary implements. For sale as a going concern. 80 Acres Mixed Farm. Suitable for dairying, seed-grow-ing, or cropping. Four miles from Blenheim. Fine up-to-date new house of nine rooms, with every _.• possible convenience.. Good outbuildings and fences. Price, £52 10s per acre. Taking off the value 'of' the improvements the land is only £40 per acre, while land close by is £60 per acre, and let at £4 per acre, which, gives an indication of the quality. ! 79-Acre Dairy Farm, With 6-roomed house. Well fenced; 1 close to factory and school. Price, £30 per acre, with £500 deposit. This farm is well situated, and will sell to the first buyer with, the necesi sary. deposit. 10 Acres Spring Creek. Close to the Railway, School; and P.O. Two frontages. Rich soil; £750. ' ..; 10 Acres Springlands. Situate close to the school and car. Corner section, with nearly 20 chains frontage. Price, £110 per acre..: . Half-acres Redwoodtown On the new subdivision of Waltei Street, at £120 each. Easy terms ij I required. Sections at Farn ham A few quarter-acre and half-acre lots on very easy terms, at low price. . Quarter-acres Mayfield At £75 each, for £1 deposit and £1 j per month. When the buyer has paid £15 off he .can erect his own house and .have a long period in which to , pay off the section. Several more up-to-date houses to be erected, and the sections will soon be all sold. Why do you pay rent when you can have your own home on these easy terms? Maxwell Road Good half-acres from £90 to £110 »> each. Also one quarter-acre at £65. » Terms: £6" deposit, balance as arc ranged. , . .. A New Subdivision of 12| acres in Springlands, just over the High Street Bridge, will be offered next month in lots to suit at a very low reserve in order to effect a quick sale. Buyers can rely that; these lots will be very cheap. Picton Land. A few 'good 5-acre lota at £75 per ' 2SJ2; an 2 ree single acre lot« »* &WU each. Easiest of ferns, and lone term for payment. ■ • ■ . - New House, Farn ham Five rooms, just erected: every convenience. Large section of good tend, corner section; £575, with £50 deposit. New House, Mayfield Five rooms, well situated on good soil, facing the north. Price, £475 with £50 deposit. Balance pays itself 1 off in 18 years. Also several other houses in good ! localities on easy terms. Apple Land Situated in the Spring Creek district 1 m lote to suit purchasers—from 10 acres upwards. Easy terms—say 10 per cent, of the purchase money as deposit. Experts 1 state that this is ideal apple (and ! and over 150 acres will be planted in i this locality during the winter There are 600 acres in the block which is now surveyed and ready for selection. I . —.— I Blenheim Must Grow into a large and prosperous town. It has been kept back in the past by obsolete steamers and train services which will be done away with when the river i s opened up. Closer settlement must be pushed on, a line put up the Wairau Valley, and the 20 miles of road formed to connect with the West Coast. , BUY TO-DAY FROM McLAUCHLAN &QEE